Every season pass in EA FC 25 has 40 levels worth of rewards, and each requires 1,000 SP to complete. While wrapping all the levels up isn’t overly grindy, you have to be fairly active to claim all the rewards.
The rewards for level 40 are generally worth pushing for, too — Season 6 has a pick between FUT Birthday Hero Saeed Al Owaira and an 87+ x15 Rare Gold Players Pack. The pack is especially valuable as the Team of the Season promo will be due by the season’s end.
All that said, here are the things to keep in mind to make sure you don’t miss out on the rewards.
How To Level Up EA FC 25 Season Pass Fast
The only way to get SP points to level up the season pass in EA FC 25 is by completing Objectives. That means you cannot farm SP by playing matches nonstop on the deadline day and finish the season pass.
Objectives are timed, so sitting out for several weeks could mean missing out on completion. They are also somewhat different each season and reward different amounts of SP, depending on how long the season is. While you cannot grind your way out to completion, there are a couple of Objectives that will speed up your progress considerably.
Clubs & Career Objectives
You’ll see Weekly and Daily Objectives for Clubs and Careers mode — push your left trigger when viewing the season pass, and they’ll pop. Each mode will give you around 1,000 SP, rounding up to at least four levels per week. You don’t have to do much here except play multiple games on these modes or something simple like “Perform a Hat Trick” in Careers.
Tasks may be different each week, but they’ll reward a similar amount of SP. You can also check them through the companion app in the “FC Objective” section.
Seasonal Objectives
In the Seasonal Objective section, you’ll see another batch of Weekly and Daily Objectives. They’re centered more around the core Ultimate Team modes and will reward SP as well as other good rewards. Completing the Weekly Play Objectives will reward guarantee packs for the ongoing and upcoming promos. So, not just for SP but also in general, the Objectives here are worth doing. It can fetch you around six or so levels for doing it weekly.
You can also add another two if you buy a kit from the store (like the Festival of Football Kit for Season 6) and play a couple of games with it. In general, they’re not necessary and a waste of Coins, but if you are flooded with cash, then feel free to dump your coins and progress faster.
The above Objectives we mentioned are the only mainstays and will count for the bulk of your progress. Once you’ve completed them, you’ll be down to other individual Objectives that are scattered anywhere in the Live, Seasonal, or Rush sections.
Other Objectives
Every promo usually also gets its themed Objectives that’ll possibly reward SP. Individual ones like the Streets Won’t Forget Objective that rewards free Seydou Doumbia, Victor Ibarbo, and Gervinho do, too. If you unlock the Roma trio and start them for three games together, you’ll fetch 1,000 SP in Season 6. More similar to these will arrive as we approach the end of the season.
You don’t have to look through all of the Objectives to find one that rewards SP. Generally, only season-specific or time-limited ones — like Daily and Weekly — grant them. Certain ones may require you to play the same modes or can be progressed together, so double-dip on them as much as you can. For example, have Doumbia, Ibarbo, and Gervinho in your squad while playing the daily matches to count towards both their Objectives and Daily Play.
All in all, Daily and Weekly Objectives are your reliable and consistent sources, while a good haul will pop up throughout the season. Keep both of them in check, and you’ll make it in the end. EA wants to deliberate your progress, making it impossible to complete the entire track within the first few weeks due to the limited SP available. So you have no choice but to be a regular visitor.
Published: Mar 24, 2025 5:50 PM UTC